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E3»BMagE^’.■.:;..Z| ar\ a a P —w SffißteilaSteAj'&KS Visitors Receive Due Attention in Atlanta Society THERE 1S no season of the year when Atlanta has not some in teresting visitors, and the hospi tality which has carried the fame of the city far and wide is always evoked, in forma! or informal manner adapted to the S'"son, for the pleasure of the vis itor. This week has been made inter esting' socially by the presence of sev eral attractive visiting girls, for whom morning, afternoon and small evening parties have been given. Jllss Helen Barnes, the pretty young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmette Batres’. of "Macon, has been feted iby her friends and those of her hostess, Mrs. John Marshall Slaton. Miss Barnes, who is not yet a debutante, is an un usually handsome girl and wears ex quisite gowns in a charming manner. The Macon girls, who are known and admired in Atlanta, constitute a charm ingcoterie, many of them being as well known in the social world of this city as at home. Miss Constance Jaques, Miss Viola Johnston, Miss Martina Burke. Misses Winnie May, Fanny and Louise Hill (the latter a visitor at present here), Miss Harriotte Winches ter and other Macon belles arc very popular in this city, and their visits always occasion much entertaining. The Misses Smith Welcomed. Miss Frances Clarke’s house guests, Misses Alma Jagger, of Southampton, L. I. and Ruth Taylor, of Baltimore, have been honor guests at several of the week’s parties. Misses Lucy and Callie Hoke Smith are being welcomed “home" by their friends, they and their guest. Miss Ruth Tribble, of Athens, being the honorees at several affairs of the week. They were tendered a pleasant little bridge party Friday aft emo .n by Mrs. Ronald Ransome, when th following dirls assembled for a game of bridge and tea: Misses Lucy nr . f . lie Hoke Smith. Ruth Tribble, Helen McCullough, Mary Brown, Helen, Dargan, Bertha Moore, Amelia Smith, Elizabeth Butler, Annie Lee McKenzie and Sarah Rawson. Tonight Miss Lucy Hoke Smith will be tendered a little dinner party at the Driving club and vii! be one of the dancers there. .At East Lake Miss Callie Hoke Smith and - Tribble will attend the dinner dance. Miss Marion Hodgson, of Athens, the gti‘ •’ of Miss Lawson Hines, has been entertained, and Miss Caroline Woot ten. of Covington, as the guest of Miss T. iiiso Richardson, has been tendered r '■ l pretty parties this week. Misses H' ' •!« Verger, of Jackson, Miss., largaret Roswell, of Chase City, '■". es guests of Miss Ferol Hum- F are other visitors who have add c '■< the pleasure of the informal sum. ■" i ll affairs tills week. I 1 ■ inner-dance at the Piedmont lull tonight will be attended ntative number of the "stay At East Lake a. contingent ■ oimger set will enjoy the in- I'diineing and the supper parties ’I" p >reii which overlooks the lake, week-ends at the clubs are very i i■' < nts and a source of interest " i ■ ' ire during the dull season. Many Autumn Weddings Planned. : all the June brides married and I down," rumors of fall engage enme to the fore. It seems to s.'ifo assertion, counting only the ■'f engagements known to be ’'sat the autumn weddings will tiw June ceremonies in Atlanta, of the most popular young of the city will wear the tulle nd orange blossoms in the au nt'! consolation for the dull sea ■ y be found in the anticipation rush" to come when the brides debutantes of the coming sea receiving tiieir due attention he social world. and Mrs. George Adair and ehil i.ivc recently taken possession : new home in Druid Hills. The which is one of the handsomest exclusive residence section of '■•'■■ crowns a lofty eminence, and ■ "inded by a spacious lawn. In ■ appointments are handsome ■ furnishings harmonious. The ''ll be the scene of some brilliant '' ' lining. Moving Into New Homes. "id Mrs. Bolling Jones took pos- : tliis week of the handsome new buy have erected on Peachtree near Fourteenth. The house is f ' -[Hy opposite that of Mrs. Jones' Mrs. Sam D. Jones, and is a ■ xample of architecture and ■■ Mb ion. to the street which is fa- ' ' its beautiful residences. Mr. Jones will entertain a good " coining season, and will be as their niece, Miss Lula Dean 111 of the popular.young women " i society. , ,!I, J Mrs. Lindsey Hopkins have into their new home, the former ■ ' "f Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Seely, ’■ gone to Asheville. A’ the young married contingent '•' recently moved into new '' Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Spald- Mr. and Mrs. William Schro- ■ have charming homes, side on Fourteenth street. Mr. and ■iti'iiip Nunnally expect to move ' ir pretty home, now in process ■ on. next door to that of Mr. ■lames H. Nunnally, early in and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Adair, '■ upy their new ••ante on ■ uiu Cypress in the autumn. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN OF ATLANTA die! I i■ ■ .F ■ L.. "i'i -W ' ■:■ ■ ■' lA'I-l . > ' ' 'kiir hy lOHn o>'i e i ' ■ta ‘ /-BUJ /..A V, ■ r' A ■’■■■ ■ ’■ ■ ' i&g’fe.T: ■ ' Wisi -b . 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One of Atlanta s Most Charming Hostesses Pleasure Trips Here and Abroad Are Planned by Atlantans AUGUST and September are the quietest months for Southern so ciety. The June bride adds In terest to the season for awhile and the gay college girl and boy contingent occasion much entertaining during the first several weeks, after the close of the college season. By August, most of the people who are to take trips of any duration have left the city, and through September, there is little of Interest to record among the doings of the fashionable world, except the go ings and comings. There is no particularly popular place where Atlantans or Southern ers congregate for the warm months, as in the palmy days of the Green briar White, still popular, but partial ly eclipsed by the numerous Caro lina resorts and the seashore places. Many Atlantans will spend August In Toxaway, a favorite with the people of this section of the country. Toxaway affords amusement for the devotees of tennis and golf. Horseback riding and motoring through the Sapphire coun try and boating on the broad lake are other pleasures of Toxaway. The so cial life is interesting, too, for dancing and bridge parties are incidents of ev ery day. Miss Margaret rr-rvklns and Miss Eula Jackson will be belles of Toxaway during August. They leave on the first, and will be chaperoned by Mrs. Frank Hawkins. Other pop ular Atlanta girls who will be there for August are Misses Helen Dargan and Annie Lee McKenzie, who will be chaperoned by Mrs. Milton Dargan. Mrs. Wlnshlp Nunnally and Mrs. Hun ter Cooper ar» at Toxaway and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Inman leave next week. Pleasure For Surf Bathers. To those fond of surf bathing and the pleasures peculiar to a seashore re sort, Wrightsville and iSt. Simon’s of fer a strong appeal. Atlanta Is well represented at both of these places. The fine motoring roads to Warm Springs and Indian Springs are in centives for short trips to these places. At Warm Springs the bathing is much enjoyed, and the dances and other so cial recreations are exceptionally en joyable. The cottages there, mostly representative people from Columbus and other towns, add a charm to the social life at Warm Springs, and the mountain drives and scenery Is de lightful. Tate Springs always claims a portion of Atlanta’s summer visitors, and., of course, many go to Atlantic City.'' Dr. and Mrs. William J. Blalock are among the few Atlantans rvho have planned a M'estern visit this year. They leave about the middle of August for Colorado, with Colorado Springs as an objective point. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Francos West will take a summer Jaunt in Colorado also. Mrs. Porter King and Miss Carolyn King will take a motoring tour in the East during August. They leave on the Ist for Virginia, tljence to Phil adelphia, where they join a party of friends for the motoring tour, at the close of which they go to Atlantic City. Their plans will keep Mrs. King and her pretty daughter out of the city until some time in October. Trips to the Mountains. Miss Julia Richardson expects to visit Miss Margaret Disosway, who is spending the summer at Black Moun tain. N. <’.. during August or early Sep tember. Her sister, MJss Katherine Richardson, after a winter at Santiago, Cuba, and a .short stay at home, has gone to Carolina to visit Miss Dis sosway. Misses Laura and Mamie Ansley and Mignon and Margaret McCarty, who are with their parents at Morehead City, remain another week, after which they return home for a stay. Miss Martha Francis is spending the summer at Flat Rock, where Mr. and Mrs. Alexander King have a summer home. Mrs. J. P. H Akers and Mrs. William Percy are at Brevard. N. C. Miss Gladys Glover is at Highlands, N. C. The Atlantans who elect to visit the old World during the next few months have planned interesting tours. A trip up the Rhine, and a coaching tour through England and Scotland are features of the tour to be taken by Misses Aimee Hunnicutt, Jennie Knox and Caro Sharpe, who sail from New York next week, chaperoned by Mrs. Frank Logan. A party sailing next week, which Is composed of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Manson, Miss Ruth Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Doughty Manley and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Cowles, are looking forw’ard to a visit to Pompeii, in which they are especially Interested. They will visit the cities of Italy, and will also take the Rhine trip. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rich, who go abroad every summer, will spend their time In Berlin anti other 'German cities, with a stay in Paris and at some of the Channing French coast resorts Will Visit European Resorts. Miss Mary King, nn Atlanta girl now traveling with a party of friends from Savannah, has written interesting ac counts of her travels to her friends at home. Miss King and her party touch ed the African coast, at Algiers, where they got a glimpse of a fascinating and novel people. Miss King is to have an unusually fine. tour. She has already seen the beauties of Seville, Cadiz, Madrid and later will visit the repre sentative cities of Italy and Getmany. < ictobor is to be speht**Tn England, Scotland and Ireland. Tin Henley Regetta was a most in teresting feature of Miss Nancy Prince's recent experiences abroad In company with a party of friends, Miss Prince attended this historic sporting event. Miss Prince's party, in which are two other Atlanta young women, Misses Alma. Stanley and Lillian Flynn, are now In Paris, after a stay in Lon don,